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Re: PSR at a shortline?
Author: Ed Workman
Date: 10-25-2018 - 16:44

Thanks Steve and J.K.
Which brings up other questions
How big does a railroad have to be to want PRR?
How small can a regional be and do it right, without getting screwed?
What can STB do to increase rates so the BRRs don't need to resort to PRR?
Please don't cite protective measures for shortlines, as that just smacks of the ICC
and the job it did running RRs into the ground.

I note that BNSF named Kiamichi its favorite shortline...???

regards
Ed

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  PSR at a shortline? ShortlinesUSA 10-25-2018 - 09:10
  Re: PSR at a shortline? Chuck 10-25-2018 - 09:56
  Re: PSR at a shortline? Ed Workman 10-25-2018 - 13:56
  Re: PSR at a shortline? steve 10-25-2018 - 15:56
  Re: PSR at a shortline? J.K. Trowling 10-25-2018 - 16:10
  Re: PSR at a shortline? Ed Workman 10-25-2018 - 16:44
  Re: PSR at a shortline? J.K. Trowling 10-25-2018 - 17:35
  Re: PSR at a shortline? Dmac844 10-26-2018 - 08:50
  Re: PSR at a shortline? Steamed 10-26-2018 - 08:04
  Re: PSR at a shortline? Mr. Molotov 10-26-2018 - 11:50
  Re: PSR at a shortline? Steamed 10-26-2018 - 13:19
  Re: PSR at a shortline? sklinck1 10-26-2018 - 18:06
  Re: PSR at a shortline? the real meaning 10-26-2018 - 18:31
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